ThinkPHP's first experience with yaml

This article will briefly introduce the installation and use of yaml, so that you can understand it.

8. First experience with yaml

##yaml is a data communication method similar to xml and json. But YAML is data-centric, not markup language-focused.

Yaml is mentioned here because it is mentioned in the framework source code. The subsequent process also requires yaml, so you still need to briefly understand it!

To install yaml, search for yaml directly in pcel and download the corresponding version. The download method is the same as the previous yaconf installation.

After successful installation, this extension will exist in PHP.

What needs to be noted here is that you need to add the yaml extension file to php.ini!

If you don’t know how to install it, go to the Yaconf installation on window section to see how to install it, and just install the process.

After the installation is completed, it is simple to use. Create a new kaka.yaml file in the config.

And write the following content. Remember that there needs to be a space after the colon in yaml. I won’t go into details about how to write yaml. After all, it is not often used.

The instructions here are just for reading the framework code.

Test yaml data reading

The read data is an array, that is to say, the data in yaml format is converted into array form.

Where did you know this method?

Remember that in the loadFile method under the config class, different methods are loaded according to the file extension.

For the PHP type, set is used directly. For the yaml type, the data is processed into an array and then the set method is executed.

If it is other types, the corresponding class name will be returned in the factory mode mentioned above. instance, and execute the method in the corresponding class to convert the format into an array form. In the end, the set method is still used.

Other types of configuration files will eventually go to the set method.

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